Hey all, This question is almost certainly a lot easier than I ammaking it out t

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Hey all,
This question is almost certainly a lot easier than I ammaking it out to be; however, I am stumped on it. Help would bemuchly appreciated :)
Given f(3)=11 determine a point on the graph y=g(x) wheng(x)=f(3x+7)
Thanks!
This question is almost certainly a lot easier than I ammaking it out to be; however, I am stumped on it. Help would bemuchly appreciated :)
Given f(3)=11 determine a point on the graph y=g(x) wheng(x)=f(3x+7)
Thanks! This question is almost certainly a lot easier than I ammaking it out to be; however, I am stumped on it. Help would bemuchly appreciated :)
Given f(3)=11 determine a point on the graph y=g(x) wheng(x)=f(3x+7)
Thanks!

Explanation / Answer

In this question let us take x = -4/3 y = g(x) = f(3x +7) g(x) = g(-4/3) = f (3(-4/3) + 7) = f(-4 + 7) =f(3) Now f(3 ) = 11(given in the question) => y = g(-4/3) = f(3) = 11 So a point on the graph y = g(x) will be ( -4/3 ,11) =ANS

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